Sentence examples for really informing from inspiring English sources

Potential risks Labels might be a shortcut for industry to appear "transparent" without really informing the public.

"They've been absolutely influential across fashion, advertising, photography, publishing and the arts -- really informing late 80's and 90's visual culture," said Hugh Merrell, whose company, Merrell Publishers, is issuing a companion volume to the exhibition.

"We're getting a much deeper understanding of our pro customers and their workflows and really understanding not only where the state of the art is today but where the state of the art is going, and all of that is really informing the work that we're doing on the Mac Pro and we're working really hard on it".

They're engaged and they're Buddhists, but their Buddhism is not really informing their social action.

[The Watchup team thinks] that there's still a need for a special time for getting only the good news, only the high-quality information from professional news channels that can really inform the audience".

That really informed the records before that.

Has this story really informed citizens or animated democracy?

"Both of those shows really inform the character".

That really informed my aesthetic; how to juxtapose color and texture.

It really informed my view of how women can look alluring and sensual without being vulgar.

No words — it's a look, a glance, small things that really inform the character".